Limited-edition library cards featuring the San Jose Sharks will be available for a short time. These special cards will be offered at libraries in Santa Clara County, starting on Tuesday, September 1.
The county recently announced the introduction of these themed library cards on social media.
Further information about the limited-edition Sharks hockey library cards can be found through the original announcement on social media or by contacting Santa Clara County libraries directly.
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